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" One of the more refreshing aspects of Good Hemp Seed Oil is the fact that the producers and marketers of the product didn&amp;#039;t stoop low enough to exploit the relationship between hemp and marijuana to sell product. Sure there is a disclaimer in the promotional material reading, &amp;quot;Good Products contain no Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). They will not cause a false positive drug test or a psychoactive effect.&amp;quot; This qualification reads less as bragging rights and more as a way to clear the air (so to speak) about a product and raw material that is so often mistakenly linked to stoner culture. While I have no problem with rainbows and dwarfs on my food packaging, I regret the confusion and gratuitous associations made between weed and hemp products. Time for the hemp to call the pot black (or something like that).    Hemp is a fibrous plant that is part of the Cannabis genus (same family as marijuana) and cultivated for a vast array of industrial uses, as well as (non-drug) commercial uses. It is an exceptionally easy and environmentally friendly crop used to make everything from textiles to breakfast cereal. Its seeds are nutritionally on par with flax seeds, containing all sorts of essential amino acids and fatty acids (omega 3 and 6). In a word, it is healthy. UK-based Good Hemp Seed Oil, as the name would suggest, is a wonderfully nutty and flavorful cold pressed cooking and dressing oil. Almost akin to walnut oil in smell and flavor, this seed oil is an ideal alternative to olive oil and various vegetable oils. Its nutritional profile alone (omegas galore and less saturated fat than olive oil) makes it worth the investment (note: I am not certain, as I am no chemist, but I suspect that by cooking this hemp oil in high temperatures exceeding 400 degrees, some of the nutritional value will be lost). Once incorporated into a recipe, Good Hemp Seed Oil reveals no off-flavors or weird tastes. It works just as well in hummus as it does in baked bread. The oil is cultivated without the use of pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides and is a wholly natural product.  Good Hemp Seed Oil comes in two varieties (Mild and Original) and are available in 8.5 and 16.9 ounce bottles (prices vary between $10 and $18). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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